Rewind: Boks vs All Blacks (2000 Tri-Nations)
The Springboks ended a four-match losing streak with a memorable 46-40 victory over the All Blacks in the 2000 Tri-Nations tournament, scoring six tries in an action-packed spectacle at Ellis Park.
Watch: Habana’s brace vs All Blacks (2013)
The 2013 Rugby Championship Test between the Springboks and All Blacks at Ellis Park will go down as one of the best in the modern era. Despite the Boks losing 38-27, Bryan Habana scored two sensational tries in as many minutes, which were brilliantly set up by Duane Vermeulen and Francois Louw.
Rugby trio fighting Covid-19 on the frontline
French referee Thomas Charabas, Italian Test player Maxime Mbanda and Springbok Women’s vice-captain Zinhle Ndawonde have described life on the frontline in the fight against the global coronavirus pandemic.
USA Rugby buckles under financial pressure
USA Rugby has officially filed for bankruptcy as the federation’s financial woes have worsened under the pressure of the Covid-19 pandemic.
British & Irish Lions ticket allocation ballot delayed
SA Rugby and the British & Irish Lions have jointly agreed to postpone the on-sale dates for the ticket ballots due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
Olympics set to clash with Lions tour
Springboks such as Kwagga Smith and Cheslin Kolbe may need to rethink plans to make themselves for Olympic Sevens selection after confirmation that the postponed Summer Games will clash with the 2021 British & Irish Lions tour.
SA Rugby mag’s daily quiz (Question 6)
You have 10 minutes to name as many of the top point-scorers in the history of Springbok rugby as you can.
Big Joe: Like you’ve never seen him before
In the latest issue of SA Rugby magazine, former Springbok Joe van Niekerk opens up on his fascinating journey from rugby player to community leader of a healing sanctuary in Costa Rica.
Rewind: Steyn’s winning kick Lions (2009)
How did you react when Morne Steyn slotted this penalty kick to clinch the 2009 British & Irish Lions series for the Springboks?
Castle takes pay cut as RA suffers financial loss
Rugby Australia chief executive Raelene Castle has announced she will take a 50% pay after the game’s governing body reported a provisional A$9.4-million deficit for 2019.
